Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-07
LOCAL BREyITIEs,

The County Board of Equalization was
not called upon to transact any business
es.erday.
| Corit,- oller Dunn has disposed of 432.6S3
pure wino labels, and has many more Or
| ders on hauo.
Last evening the Club Plaisir and its
| friends, filling two cars, went on a moon
| light excursion to Coti, rims Grove
At Woodland, Dr. A. . Leary, convicted
| some time ago Of practicing ,uedicine with
out license, was sentenced to pay line of
$500.
Judge Reardon. of San Francisco, has
granted Deborah Reuter- a divorce rom
George Routier, and the custody of their
children.
The Funded Debt Commissioners adyer-
tise this morning for Sacramento city cou-
pons, cut from bonds funded under Acts of
1858 and 1864.
The overland express train went East
last evening in two sections There were
tour carloads of fruit taken by il. one of
which was for Boston.
A statement of the condition of the PEG.
pies Savings Bank at the commencement
OF business on the LIST inst is published in
the advertising columns this morning.
There will be another excursion from
shingle Springs and way stations to this
city next Sunday, on the occasion of the
game between the Haverly and Alta Base
ball Clubs.
Ihere was report yesterday that City
Attorney Hart, who went to San Francisco
on Thursday last, had been shanghaied
tnere, but the rumor was contradicted at
the station-house last evening.
A regular meeting of the Sacramento
City and County improvement Association
Will be held this evening at o'clock, at
No. 429 street. These meetings are open
to all members of the Association.
The fruit business on the river has in
creased to such proportions that the steamer
Apache, from San Francisco. did not reach
the city until about A. NJ. yesterday, ow-
ing to the large amount of freight TO be
handled at way ports.
The steamer Governor Dana arrived from
the upper Sacramento yesterday with the
second bargeload of new grain of the
season. The San Joaquin No. arrived
rom oan FRANCISCO with merchandise and
lumber, and returned with grain.
The Chatfield case came up before Judge
Van Fleet in Department One of the Supe-
rior Court yesterday, and the testimony of
TWO or three witnesses was taken, but it
was not especially interesting The hear
ing will be resumed this morning
Last Fourth of July night Otto Helmoth
and Marcus Vogeles had disagreement en-
street, between Sixth and Seventh. which
resulted IN the latter stabbine his opponent
with a pocket knife, inflicting a painful
wound just below the left shoulder.
John Shannon's house, at Folsom, was
destroyed by fire on the night of the Fourth
during the absence of the family. and
nearly all its contents were likewise burned.
Loss about 81 800, and no insurance. The
hire IS supposed to have been caused by
remains of fireworks falling upon the
building.
A. Espie's barn, near Reuters, was de-
stroyed by fire, together with its contents,
Tuesday night, about 9 o'clock, the fire
having been started, it is supposed, BY
tramps. The house caught fire two or
three times, but the neighbors succeeded
in saving it. The loss is in great part
covered by insurance.
c. A. Bassett, who was recently con-
victed in the Police Court of battery upon
Della McRae, woman with whom he had
been living, and sentenced TO pay fine of
$50, or be locked up sixty days in the
county Jail, was yesterday released from
the latter institution, an uncle having come
to the city and paid the portion of his fine
that he had not served out-$4S.
The second trial of T. C. Casey for burg
larry was commenced in Department Two
of the Superior Court yesterday, Judge
Leon d. Freer, of Oroville, presiding.
When Court adjourned in the evening but
four jurors had been accepted. 1t is evident
that special venire for more jurors will
have to be issued at to-day's session, and
that jury will not be secured to-day.
Joseph Hahn, DIR. NJ. Gardner, County
Assessor A. l.. Frost, Deputy Assessor f.
J. Clark and J. c. Van Kirk, of this city,
and several parties in San Francisco, have
purchased about fifteen sections of State
school land in San Diego county, which
lies in close proximity 10 the railroad. An
artesian well has been SINK on the desert
land which gives good flow of water
There vas good attendance yesterday of
employees at the railroad works and other
friends upon the funeral of John Hether-
ington, who committed suicide in this city
Tuesday morning while laboring under an
attack OF dependency. All who were &C
quainted with him speak of him as an in
telligent, genial and kind-hearted gentle
man, and express great regret at his de-
mise.